Monday, September 25, 2006
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Oh the woe. I really wanted AMD to powerhouse Intel out... they had their 15 minutes.
Again, I was with AMD when they got ahead of the trend back with the K6-2... then PIII came along and whump'd em.
They really better come back with some killer technology before I have to build my next PC.
| Price | Speed | BUS | Cache | 64-bit | Dual Core |
| Intel | 965 | 2.9 | 1066mhz | L1: 32kb+32kb L2: 4M shared | EMT64 | Y |
| AMD | 725 | 2.8 | 2000mhz (HT) | L2: 128kb+128kb L2: 1M each | AMD64 | Y |
Take a look for yourself:
Intel Core 2 DuoAMD FX62
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Friday, September 22, 2006
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I just read this
article on the increasing hole in the ozone. You'll notice at the end it states "The CFCs have decreased since most countries signed a treaty in 1997 to reduce emissions". This is the Kyoto treaty. A well intentioned agreement between the world powers, of course it actually ammounts to no more then a .7% (I'll dig up the actual # so I don't miss-inform) reduction.
I just needed to comment on this very large stretch of an aticle. I realize it's a sensitive subject when people are thinking you're saying "the environment isn't worth saving". That's not what I'm saying through... I'm just saying that global warming is science's
unicorn.
"A unicorn is a mythological creature, that car has been his "unicorn" - long sought but never captured" ~ (or something like that) Gone in 60 secconds
update - now that's gonna bother me, cause it ain't in
IMDB. I guess they only have the good quotes not the stupid explanation. I couldn't find the line about "black lights in the 70s" either.
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I just listed my
Mazdaspeed Rotors, Brake Pads, and Carbon Fiber Dash Kit on eBay.
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Thursday, September 21, 2006
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Toyota Concept Car: PM - Personal Mobility Vehicle. Fuck Segway.
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Monday, September 18, 2006
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Stuff On My Cat(dot com)
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Wednesday, September 13, 2006
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I'm putting this on the main page because this is one of the most indepth conversions I've ever seen. This guy knows his shit, and dang if he didn't do a bang up job. If he could mass market these it would be big, real big.
XBox 360 Laptop by Ben Heck
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I... love... hippo... noodles.
http://www.hipponoodles.com
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I installed Vista RC1 last night, you can find the ISO
here. You'll need to be a customer preview program member because it needs a serial #, but if you got Beta 2 when that was released you should be all set. RC1 installed much more smoothly, and has all the features, but is still missing some polish. It was a great preview and it's usable until 5/31/2007 (I'm assuming release date for Vista?)
Along with Vista came URGE, which after hearing the following advertised on Howard this morning, is apparently a new trend in media services - the internet:
Akimbo - download service via Media Player or set top boxLast night was spent downloading oodles and oodles of music, for free. I've got a 2 week free trial to
MTV URGE - a music service integrated with Windows Media Player 11 and Vista. [insert buzz here]
Here's how it works:
You pay for a subscription, and you can download whatever you want for free (like Napster) - unless it's a popular song (not sure if Napster does that).
For example: Nicole tried to download
Rihanna - SOS but it was .99 just to download! It appears the main singles are sometimes .99, though not always. There were songs I'd consider very popular that just came out that were a free download. Even if there are some pay songs, most adjacent songs on the album are normally free to download.
The only reasoning I could find was that certain songs are popular, and in that case you have to pay extra. I don't agree with that philosophy, but maybe record contracts are to blame. I say either make them all free, or pay, but cherry picking the popular artists leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
Even the free downloads will prompt you to pay for them if you want to burn them. You are allowed to move them to data CD/DVD or your music player but not burn them to an audio CD.
So for the next 2 weeks I'm going to enjoy all the obscure NIN, Johnny Cash, Hybrid, and other choice tracks I ravaciously downloaded, and record record record.
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Monday, September 11, 2006
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I went looking through my archives to see what I was doing that day. I remembered that I didn't have a blog at that time. Blogs were still relatively new, and I had just heard about it when I started the year before. I didn't start one earlier because I felt I just didn't have anything to say -- it just comes when you've got an outlet.
I really wanted to express myself that day, and didn't have an outlet, which led me to creating it later in the month. Here are several 9/11 posts which don't really seem to focus on the day. 2002 went by without a mention, 2003... today seemed really pivotal because I actually heard the rebroadcast of Stern while watching the rebroadcast of CNN -- exactly what I did that day. It all flooded back just like I did that day.
A lot of people called in to Stern afterwards to say thank you, and the general feeling was that it brought back the feelings. It's something that had began to fade, and it won't hang on as long as it may have in 2001, but we will still remember.
9/28 2001I started blogging due to 9/11, I never actually wrote about it as it was happening though
9/10 20029/11 20029/11 2003Haven't viewed this yet, and don't really believe it, but it's
another point of view.
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Sunday, September 10, 2006
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You Tube Mania:
EVO VIII vs LamborginiSome shirtless chain-smoking cowboy rambling on about You Tube rights... amusing just for the case.
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Friday, September 08, 2006
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Last month Nicole wrote about the tour de Holyoke:
http://www.mapmyrun.com/rss.php?
u=65742cafb273e12fc7bb968b5fca065e
That's the link to the RSS for my runs, any trip I take that I can map I will, and the RSS will update, so add that to an RSS feed to automatically get them!
You could also go old school "run of the mill HTML"
http://www.mapmyrun.com/view_route.php?
r=b290555aa918078b42b1001e877c1a8e
note, they are both split into two lines, combine them to go to the right site.
It's so I don't mess up the blog formatting until I can get somewhere to edit the hyperlinks
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Thursday, September 07, 2006
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I've almost finished TunnelVision.biz for Nicole's brother. Once the main page is done, updates and additional info pages are quick to come. I want to make sure he's happy with the main page - then I'll add the others.
Too many times I've created the whole thing, then after changing the template I've had to go back and re-do each minor change manually throughout the rest of the site's pages.
There's one minor finishing touch I'll bring attention to: the translucent box to the left of the blog needs to go down a little further to match the bottom of the blog.
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SATURDAY SEPT 9, 2006
1:30 PM Wayne Morphew
3:30 PM Drunk in July
5:30 PM SPF-4
7:30 PM Angry Johnny & the Killbillies
AJ&tK is kickass, Ali went to one of their shows in VT last year and brought back some CDs which I was fortunate enough to rip. It's good stuff, all should come and have brews and fun on Saturday!
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Well it's been a while. I went on vacation the 24th and apparently I disapeared.
We headed up to Vermont on Saturday to go camping at Ed's. Green River Resevoir may be next year, but we had a blast creating our own path up a mountain.
We camped up on top of Armstrong Mountain in Fletcher/Cambridge. It's not my brother's property, but real close by. It was higher then our previous site, and quite a bit more difficult to get to but it was a great spot.
We were up on the top of the mountain, and after packing down the ferns there was a great spot for the tent, fire, and plenty of drop wood.
We went up and down each day - being careful to return before dark, visiting my mom, brother, sister and her kids. One day we went over Smuggler's Notch and down the other side to the Ben & Jerry's factory. Nicole hadn't ever been so we took a tour. It was very short, but showed the production line and we got to try their newest flavor: American Pie. It was apply pie flavored with bits of crust mixed in. It was interesting, tasted great, and with the crust I thought I was eating apple pie a la mode.
Nicole also got to see cows being milked when we went to go pick up milk from the farm with my sister. She's buying local where possible, and I respect that but it's just not possible around these parts.
It was a really nice couple days. I'll post pictures (unless Nicole takes them) ;)
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Tuesday, September 05, 2006
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Old msg from last nov/xmass FW: : Heard my first fruitcake joke today
Been livenimi to a lot of radio lately
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